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Riddle: Answer: 75

I am 30% of 250. What number am I?


Riddle: Answer: Seven
I am an odd number. If you remove one letter from my
name I become even. What number am I?
Riddle: Answer: 24
Add me to myself and you get 48. What number am
I?
Riddle: Answer: 11
Ahmed is three times as old as Sara. In 4 years their
ages will add up to 52. How old is Sara now?
Riddle: Answer: 36
I am a two-digit number. If you swap my digits, the
new number is 27 more than I am. My digits add to 9.
What number am I?
Riddle: Answer: 1/2
I am a fraction less than 1. If you add 1/3 to me you
get 5/6. What fraction am I?
Riddle: Answer: 7.5
A + A + B = 30 and B = 2A. What is A?
Riddle: Answer: 36
Divide me by 3, add 4, you get 16. What number am
I?
Riddle: Answer: 25 (25−9=16)
I am a perfect square. If you subtract 9 from me you
get another perfect square. Give one example.
Riddle: Answer: 381
The sum of the digits of a number is 12. The number
is divisible by 3 but not by 9. Give one example of a
three-digit number.
Riddle: Answer: 75°
A triangle has two angles 40° and 65°. What is the
third angle?
Riddle: Answer: 8 cm
A rectangle has length 9 cm and width x cm. Its
perimeter is 34 cm. Find x.
Riddle: Answer: 15
I think of a number. I multiply it by 5, subtract 7, then
the result is 68. What number did I think of?
Riddle: Answer: No
You have 3 coins in a row. Each coin shows heads
(H) or tails (T). You start with H H H. One move flips
two adjacent coins (H→T or T→H). Can you get to T
T T? (Yes/No)
Riddle: Answer: 63
My tens digit is twice my ones digit. The sum of my
digits is 9. What am I?

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